Olympus ATC
Strong-value automatic tool change CNC router for growing workshops that need dependable industrial performance.
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Two industrial automatic tool change CNC routers. One is built around outstanding value and workshop flexibility. The other is designed for faster, higher-output production with premium componentry. This guide helps you choose the right machine for your workload, materials and long-term plans.
Strong-value automatic tool change CNC router for growing workshops that need dependable industrial performance.
High-spec production router for faster tool changes, demanding workloads and premium componentry.
The best option depends on your production pace, tooling requirements, material mix and budget. Both machines are industrial ATC routers, but they are aimed at slightly different types of workshop.
Olympus ATC is ideal for businesses stepping into automatic tool change routing without moving straight to the highest-spec production platform.
Pegasus ATC is the premium choice for high-output workshops using multiple tools, demanding materials and production-focused workflows.
Use this as a simple starting point before speaking to the Opus CNC team about your exact materials, bed size, power supply and production targets.
Olympus ATC is usually the stronger fit where budget, reliability and a practical ATC workflow are the priorities.
Pegasus ATC is the stronger choice where tool changes happen frequently and every minute saved across a shift matters.
Pegasus ATC is better suited to demanding workloads, premium component preferences and higher-output production environments.
A practical comparison of the areas most customers ask about when deciding between Olympus ATC and Pegasus ATC.
Exact machine specification can vary depending on bed size, supply, options and configuration. The Opus CNC team will confirm the most suitable build for your workflow before order.
Olympus ATC focuses on practical, affordable automation. Pegasus ATC focuses on higher specification, faster tool changes and more demanding production environments.
A robust automatic tool change CNC router designed for workshops that need reliable industrial routing, sheet processing and multi-tool efficiency without moving into the highest-spec machine bracket.
A high-spec automatic tool change CNC router built for businesses that want premium components, faster carousel tool changes and a stronger platform for demanding production.
Whichever ATC platform you choose, Opus CNC supports the process with practical advice, machine installation, operator training and long-term aftercare.
Reduce manual intervention and keep multi-tool jobs moving more efficiently.
Designed to help hold sheet material securely during production cutting.
Support repeatable sheet placement and a more consistent setup process.
Supplied with VCarve Pro to support everyday CAD/CAM routing workflows.
Installed and commissioned by experienced Opus CNC engineers.
Machine, software and safety training adapted to the operator’s experience.
Ongoing help from the Opus CNC team after your machine is installed.
Support available when exploring machinery finance and leasing options.
Both Olympus ATC and Pegasus ATC are used by businesses cutting sheet materials across different sectors. The difference is usually the level of output, tool change frequency and specification required.
Cut MDF, chipboard, plywood and laminated boards with repeatable accuracy. Olympus is a strong-value choice for growing joinery workshops, while Pegasus suits higher-throughput cabinet production.
Both routers are well suited to acrylics, foams, composites and display materials. Pegasus is the better fit where complex multi-tool workflows and faster tool changes are important.
Stable motion, strong hold-down and the right tooling are important for plastics. Olympus provides dependable mixed-material capability, while Pegasus offers a premium platform for higher volumes.
We do more than supply the machine. The Opus CNC approach is built around guidance, installation, training and support, so your team can start with confidence.
The right machine is not only about the model name. Your materials, sheet sizes, extraction needs, tooling, power supply and workflow all affect the final recommendation.
Speak to Opus CNC for advice on the best machine size, vacuum setup, extraction, tooling and any specialist options required for your production.
Straight answers to common questions from customers comparing the Olympus ATC and Pegasus ATC CNC router ranges.
Yes. Both are automatic tool change CNC routers. The Olympus ATC uses an 8-position ISO30 linear tool change system, while the Pegasus ATC uses a 12-position ISO30 carousel system.
Olympus ATC is usually the better value choice for workshops that want automatic tool changing and industrial performance at a lower investment level.
Pegasus ATC is the stronger choice for faster production, frequent tool changes and more demanding workloads because of its carousel tool changer, Italian HSD spindle, Yaskawa servo system and Syntec control.
Both ranges are supplied with three-phase electrical connectivity as standard. Single-phase configurations may be possible, but this needs to be confirmed because component changes can be required.
Standard bed sizes include 1300 x 1300mm, 1300 x 2500mm, 1525 x 3050mm, 2100 x 3050mm, 2000 x 4000mm and 2000 x 6000mm. Bespoke sizes can also be discussed.
VCarve Pro is supplied as standard with Olympus ATC and Pegasus ATC CNC machine packages, with training included as part of the installation process.
Both machines can be discussed for aluminium applications, but suitability depends on the grade, thickness, tooling, feed strategy and whether misting or coolant is required. Speak to Opus CNC before ordering if aluminium is a key material.
Yes. A showroom demonstration is often the best way to compare the machines, see the build quality and speak to the team about your exact workflow.
Tell the Opus CNC team what you cut, the sheet sizes you use, your expected production volume and your available power supply. We will help you compare the two machines properly and recommend the most suitable configuration.